The remains of ancient civilizations, brought to their knees through the sickening concept of race-mixing, are often some of the most fascinating features of historical study.

A recent, and possibly groundbreaking, discovery in the deserts of Egypt has yet again revealed the importance attached to biological differences between peoples; as a necropolis of up to a million graves, divided along racial lines, begins to be excavated.

According to those at the scene, the mummies, most of which date to the era of Roman dominance in the area, lie in clusters that take into account blond, red, and black hair colors, and almost certainly skull shape, while future genetic research will likely prove the contrast between Whites, Negroes, and random “mystery meat” creatures during this period.

While the native population of the age in question had already largely succumbed to miscegenation, a dire possibility in our future, infusions of healthy White blood, mainly from the descendants of Greek and Celtic settlers, may account for the massive proportion of mummies that seem to share traits with modern Europeans.